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    CONIC (conic section) – a curve formed by a plane passing

    through a double napped circular cone.

    The four curves


    1. Ellipse
    2. Circle
    3. Parabola
    4. Hyperbola

    The graph of the second-degree Equation of the form


    Ax²+Bxy+Cy²+Dx+Ey+F=0

    Determine by the values of B² -4AC.


    Equations of a Circle
    General form and Standard form Equation of a Circle

    General equation of the circle


    x²+y²+Dx+Ey+F=0
    Where: D, E and F are real numbers

    STANDARD EQUATION OF THE CIRCLE


    If the circle is not at the origin. The center is at (h, k)

    ( x − h) 2
    + (y − k) = r2
    2

    Solve for radius.


    r= ( x − h) 2
    + (y − k)
    2

    or r² = (x - h)² + (y - k)²
    If the circle is at the origin
    x2+y2=r2 r is the radius

    Examples:
    1. Write the standard equation of Circle. The center at ( -5,0)
    and radius 4.8
    h = -5
    k=0
    r = 4.8
    ( x − h) 2
    + (y − k) = r2
    2

    Solution:
    ( x − (− 5)) 2
    + ( y − (0)) = (4.8)
    2 2

    ( x + 5) 2
    + y 2 = 23.04

    2. Write the standard equation of Circle whose center at (4, -


    3) and a point on the circle (2,1)
    h=4 x=2
    k=-3 y=1
    r² =
    r² = (x - h)² + (y - k)²
    = (2-4)² + (1-(-3))²
    = (-2)² + (4)²
    = 4+16 r² = 20
    Solution:

    ( x − h) 2
    + (y − k) = r2
    2

    ( x − 4)
    2
    + ( y − (− 3)) = 20
    2

    ( x − 4)
    2
    + ( y + 3) = 20
    2

    GENERAL EQUATION OF THE CIRCLE

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